Last week on KSNT’s Inside Kansas Politics, Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab was interviewed by Rebekah Chung. In the interview, they discuss the newly passed 2023 Election Modernization Bill, how the bill
It should come as no surprise that the most economically disastrous governor in Kansas history would torpedo a late-in-the-game round of tax cuts for Kansans who are already paying the state all-time record tribute, and watching state coffers overflow with a surplus
Over the weekend high schools and colleges celebrated the graduation of students across Kansas, promising them a successful career now that they have earned their degree. On Wednesday, May 17, Kansas
Stoicism has been touted as a trait of “toxic masculinity” within the last few years by those who tend to be more “woke,” and while I’m not here to reject the idea that “toxic masculinity” exists, I do reject the version that those who are “woke” have
A new acronym recently dropped, along with a new pride flag. You probably already know of the term ‘MAP’ or ‘Minor Attracted Person,’ which has been met with much
Queer activists have been attending board of education meetings at USD 453 in Leavenworth, Kansas the past few months. The whole reason started due to Rep. Pat
Growing up, I didn’t really know any gay men (at least not any that were out yet). The first time I did meet an openly gay man I was seventeen. Though we did end up dating, it was only for a couple of months. To say that he had much influence over my life would …
The Lone ‘G’: Claiming sexuality without claiming community Read More »
Some people don’t like the Pledge of Allegiance because they don’t believe that there is “liberty and justice for all” in America. Some don’t like it because they don’t believe in God, and don’t like that it says, “under God.” Some might be completely for the pledge and think that it’s unpatriotic or downright un-American …
The Pledge of Allegiance is creepy and problematic Read More »
As someone who has taken the dive into politics, I have come across a lot of people on both sides who have said things that, in my opinion, are extremely questionable. Both sides believe that certain things are “rights” and therefore demand government intervention thus making the government bigger, more powerful, and yes, more in …
These were NEVER meant to be rights (and that’s a good thing) Read More »
